Sentence examples for become fleeting from inspiring English sources

So that's how you swim in the ocean!" Though it's so easy to dismiss the never-ending onslaught of stars-turned-directors, churning out movies forever doomed to become fleeting vanity projects, Lawrence's own position in Hollywood does express a different kind of potential.

And like the months leading up to the last election hopes soar amongst the right-wing electorate each time a new intransigent slays a windmill -- only to become fleeting in the current Republican environment.

Attachment to artists becomes more fleeting; the emphasis is much more on the listener's pleasure, on the endless chase for the next thrill and the new cool.

Two days later, the Nets stumbled into a nine-game losing streak, their longest of the season, and.500 became a fleeting memory.

NOTABLE SCOOP: In January, she began an "investigation" into the White House budget director Peter Orszag's hair — a rug or a barber's misfire, you be the judge — that became a fleeting Internet meme in its own right.

Cyber attacks against a host of American companies, Google shutting down in China, China tightening monetary policy read the headlines and one might think global trade is imperiled and the rebound of the past year becomes a fleeting memory.

That cool liquid comfort that becomes more fleeting with each new, substance-addicted day.

Even truly important people and significant events become reduced to fleeting icons of sentiment that is maudlin or sarcastic.

She sung in a nightclub to help pay the rent and having disliked Bernice and become Beatrice, a fleeting marriage provided the Arthur.

Tiger who? Celebrity has not yet become quite so fleeting that Tiger Woods is in danger of being forgotten, but the impossible invincibility, the even-money-to-win-a-Major quotes from the bookies may be things of the past.

"When you look at the large sums of money spent on fuel, at least on long-haul, the arguments in favor of re-fleeting become pretty obvious," he said.